Most European countries live, people there live longer lives. Japan, they live even more longer lives than in Europe. So question number one. Why is that happening? We spend $14,000 a year per person on health care, almost double what any other country spends. And yet people around the world are living, on average, four years longer than we do. (23:13–23:21)
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Asserts that the U.S. spends $14,000 per person on health care, nearly double other countries.
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